Hi there,
Regarding this:
"charles_blaxland" wrote :
| - It appears that you can't refer back to a previously defined typedef when
defining an introduction? (ie: in a similar way to how you can refer back to a
previous pointcut definition when defining an interceptor). What I would like to
write is:
|
| | <typedef name="FooTypes" expr="class(com.acme.foo.*)"/>
| | <typedef name="BarTypes" expr="class(com.acme.bar.*)"/>
| | <introduction expr="FooTypes OR BarTypes">
| | ...
| | </introduction>
| |
| But this doesn't seem to work.
|
|
In RC2 this works:
| <typedef name="FooTypes" expr="class(com.acme.foo.*)"/>
| <introduction class="$typedef{FooTypes}">
| <interfaces>
| java.io.Serializable
| </interfaces>
| </introduction>
|
I've just added to cvs the ability to do:
| <typedef name="FooTypes" expr="class(com.acme.foo.*)"/>
| <typedef name="BarTypes" expr="class(com.acme.bar.*)"/>
| <introduction expr="class($typedef{FooTypes}) OR class($typedef{BarTypes})">
| <interfaces>
| org.jboss.test.aop.basic.EmptyInterface
| </interfaces>
| </introduction>
|
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Kabir
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